Once A Song And Dance

I Got A Part As A Chorus Girl In A Show Called Every Sailor And I Had Fun Doing It. Mother Didn't Really Approve Of It, Through.

You Know, The Period Of World War I And The Roaring Twenties Were Really Just About The Same As Today. You Worked, And You Made A Living If You Could, And You Tired To Make The Best Of Things. For An Actor Or A Dancer, It Was No Different Then Than Today. It Was A Struggle.

Outside Of My Family, The Prime Concern Of My Life Has Been Nature And Its Order, And How We Have Been Savagely Altering That Order.

I Never Had The Slightest Difficulty With A Fellow Actor. Not Until One, Two, Three. In That Picture, Horst Buchholz Tried All Sorts Of Scene-stealing Didoes. I Came Close To Knocking Him On His Ass.

Once A Song And Dance Man, Always A Song And Dance Man. Those Few Words Tell As Much About Me Professionally As There Is To Tell.